The Habari Project website just underwent an exciting upgrade to bring it into the world of the second decade of the twenty-first century. The site got a brand new look, responsive theming for the mobile world, and an addon catalog to make it easy to find and install themes and plugins to your install of Habari. Read more...

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The good folks at the Habari Project have made a point release of Habari, bringing it up to version 0.6.3. Read more...

It's been a busy month in Habari land. On April 6, 2009, version 0.6 was released after a six month wait between releases. Read more...

The Habari Project has taken another step on it's road to dominating the world of blogging software with the release of Habari 0.6 on April 6, 2009. Read more...

One of the things that is hard to do when designing a piece of software is predict the interactions which its features imply. A case in point is the access control list (ACL) capability that will in Habari's next release. Read more...

It is a given that one needs to have a local server set up in order to develop and test PHP applications. Most people use Apache, either by installing Apache, PHP, and MySQL individually or by installing one of the LAMP, WAMP, or MAMP packages. Until recently, that was the route I took, using XAMPP Lite from Apache Friends. Read more...

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Free at last.
Free at last.

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There are a several of plugins available for Habari to deal with spam. Most people seem to prefer the ones that use outside services such as Aksimet and Defensio. I don't like relying on outside services so I rely on the simple spamchecker plugin that comes with Habari and the simple blacklist checker. The concept behind the simple blacklist plugin … Read more...